Study Design: Twenty-three teeth with either complete root formation or incomplete root formation (IRF) were investigated by using dMRI and were clinically examined at intervals of 2, 4, 8, and 12 weeks, as well as 6 months and 12 months after transplantation.
The embryos were then examined at intervals after treatment for morphological abnormalities and GFP fluorescence intensity using a fluorescence stereomicroscope (MZFLIII, Leica).
In most instances, patients were re-examined at intervals of six or 12 months.
The patients are examined at intervals, the ILRR event is the time of the first follow up by which ILRR has occurred.
Pots were examined at weekly intervals thereafter and symptomatic plants removed when they were identified.
Therefore, fingerprints were examined at different intervals; 1, 2 and 10 days.
In the event of positive ocular findings, the patients were again examined at regular intervals, depending on the severity of these findings.
Therefore, a child with persistent effusion should be examined at regular intervals by a physician.
Wastewater samples from the experiment described above were examined at various intervals to determine the diversity of native protozoa that engulf GFP-EcO157.
The 32P labelling experiment provided information regarding cell organization only at the end of 48 hours, and so plates stabbed with several different strains were examined at time intervals after inoculation, up to 48 hours.
Whereas each inoculum was checked for lack of bacterial and fungal contamination following culture on trypto casein soja and sabouraud media, the birds were examined at 24h intervals for 8 days and given a score (0, 1 or 2) according to their status (respectively healthy, sick or dead).
